Cornell student threatens to shoot 'pig Jews' faces criminal charges

Cornell: a top anti-Semitic institution

A Cornell anti-Semitic student "was arrested today on a federal criminal complaint charging him with posting threats to kill or injure another using interstate communications," the U.S. Attorney's Office of New York announced Tuesday. 

Patrick Dai, 21, a student at Cornell was charged federally in connection with these threats following a Joint Terrorism Task Force investigation. 

The terrorism supporter posted messages last weekend to a Cornell message board in which he threatened to "shoot up" the campus kosher dining hall located next to the school's Jewish Center. He wrote that "jewish [sic] people need to be killed."

His parents must be very proud of him.

The scumbag also is alleged to have posted threats to rape Jewish women and behead Jewish babies. And in another post, the keyboard warrior allegedly threatened to "stab" and "slit the throat" of any Jewish males he sees on campus, to rape and throw off a cliff any Jewish females, and to behead any Jewish babies. He also threatened to "bring an assault rifle to campus and shoot all you pig jews [sic]."

Since Hamas attacked Israel, took over 240 people hostage and killed 1,400 people, raping, torturing, burning, mutilating, and killing entire families, the anti-Semitism bubbled up to the surface like a fart in a bathtub at colleges across the country and across Europe. And while the anti-Semitism is seen in so many colleges, Cornell has been the poster cesspool for unsafe spaces for Jewish students.

For example, Cornell professor Russell Rickford was caught on tape telling a group of students that he felt "exhilarated" and "excited" by the October 7 Hamas terror attack on Israel, proving that human excrement is now qualified to teach young minds.

Rickford, an absolute coward, later apologized for his "horrible choice of words." Horrible choice of words? Did he actually mean to say that he felt depressed and saddened by the October 7 attack on the innocent men, women, children and babies that were slaughtered? Now that's what I call a serious slip of the tongue . . . unless he's really sorry he got outed for his disgusting remarks. 

Cornell sucks beyond words.

Dai's arrest will give some hope to Americans who finally see that there are legal consequences to blatant anti-Semitic threats. Perhaps something can also be done about those anal sphincters who tear down the posters of those taken hostage by Hamas.

Dai is expected to make his first court appearance on Wednesday in federal court in Syracuse, New York, and I for one, hope they throw the book at him.

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